No subscription, no monthly minimum. You buy points, and a price is charged only when a job actually succeeds — anything that fails is refunded to your balance automatically. Checking cookies is free at the moment, and costs the same however you submit them.
1 point = 1 IDR · USD top-ups convert at the current FX rate
One price per tool, charged per successful call. The dashboard and the API read the same number, so it costs the same whichever way you submit the work.
cookie.classify
Sorts .ROBLOSECURITY cookies into alive, dead, face lock, captcha lock and ban/warn,
and returns account identity for the live ones.
Free is a price, not a special case: it is set in the same place every other tool's price is, so this figure is the live one. Run it first and only spend points on the cookies worth solving.
captcha.solve
Clears the Roblox FunCaptcha / proof-of-space challenge on each cookie you submit, on workers that scale with the queue.
Reserved when the job is accepted, refunded in full if it fails. A cookie that was already solved is not charged again.
Points are the only unit on the platform. Nothing is metered by time, seat or month.
Top up in USD and it converts at the FX rate current when the payment lands, so the points added are the converted amount — no hidden second conversion later.
The price leaves your balance when a job is accepted and comes back if the job ends in failure. A run that solves 80 of 100 cookies is billed for 80.
USDT and USDC on Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Solana and Arbitrum, or PayPal, or QRIS. Points land once the payment confirms.
1 point = 1 IDR. Top-ups made in USD convert at the FX rate current at the time of the topup, so the points you receive are the converted amount.
No. Capvix is pay-as-you-go: you buy points, they sit on your balance, and they are only spent when a job succeeds. No monthly fee, no minimum spend, and no expiry on points you have already bought.
The price is reserved from your balance when the job is accepted and refunded automatically if the job ends in failure. You only ever pay for results.
Crypto (USDT or USDC on Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Solana or Arbitrum), PayPal, or QRIS. Points land on your balance once the payment confirms.
No. Both read the same per-tool price and bill out of the same balance. An API key only changes how you submit the work, never what it costs.
Make an account, paste your cookies, and see what is still alive before you spend anything on solving.